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Uganda’s Political Clowns Award Themselves » The Hoima Post –

Uganda is the only country where comedy writes itself, and the latest episode in the grand political theatre has left us all in stitches—half from laughter, half from pain....

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Male Deogratius ; Uganda’s Opposition Parties Face Intensifying Leadership Succession Debate » The Hoima Post –

As Uganda’s political landscape evolves, a growing debate has emerged over leadership succession within opposition parties. While these parties frequently criticize the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) and...

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Why JATT Embodies Uganda’s Ruthlessness and Human Rights Abuses » The Hoima Post –

In August 1991, Soviet citizens took their national future into their own hands by flooding the streets of Moscow in defiance of martial law. As one old woman yelled...

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Examining the Impact of By-Elections on Uganda’s Political Stability » The Hoima Post –

By Amiri Wabusimba. On Thursday, March 13, voters in Kawempe North will participate in a by-election, a process that has already been marred by violence, arrests, and heightened security...

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Uganda’s Democracy is a Myth: The Endless Cycle of Election Violence

Once again, Uganda stands at the threshold of another election season, and once again, the script remains unchanged—violence, repression, and state-sanctioned brutality. The 2026 general elections are already proving...

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Opinion: Canada’s Hypocrisy on Uganda’s Human Rights Crisis Must End

For years, Ugandans in the diaspora, including the National Unity Platform (NUP) Canada Chapter, have staged peaceful demonstrations across Canada, calling for justice, democracy, and an end to human...

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Uganda’s Health Care System Needs a Community-Driven Health Insurance Model

Uganda’s Health Care System Needs a Community-Driven Health Insurance Model. By Amiri Wabusimba. Uganda’s public health system has been caught in a cycle of crisis management for decades....

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The Price of a Political Ticket: Has Uganda’s Opposition Become a Marketplace for Power?

By Amiri Wabusimba. Opposition politics in Uganda, as in much of Africa, finds itself entangled in a paradox: parties that demand free, fair, and transparent elections from the ruling...

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Uganda’s 2026 Election : Opposition Parties Cite Restrictions, Uncertainty as They Mobilize Quietly

As Uganda inches closer to the 2026 general elections, the country’s political landscape remains unusually quiet. Typically, this period would be marked by heightened activity—rallies, candidate endorsements, and...

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Opinion: Uganda’s Ministry of Finance – A Web of Corruption, Nepotism, and Unsolved Scandals

Uganda’s Ministry of Finance has once again made headlines, this time with the arrest of some staff from the Accountant General’s Office. While such actions may seem like a...